Joinery And Building Trades Award 2010 - cfmeu
Joinery And Building Trades Award 2010 - cfmeu
Joinery And Building Trades Award 2010 - cfmeu
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(b) Meal allowance<br />
An employee required to work overtime for at least one and a half hours<br />
after working ordinary hours must be paid by the employer an amount<br />
of $11.90 extra to meet the cost of a meal, except as provided for in<br />
clause 24.5(a).<br />
(c) Employee protection allowance<br />
(i) An employer must reimburse an employee for the cost of<br />
purchasing the following protective equipment or provide such<br />
protective equipment:<br />
one apron per year for an employee operating flexible drive<br />
polishing machines;<br />
suitable protective clothing or footwear for an employee<br />
engaged on stonemasonry work; and<br />
suitable protective clothing and footwear for an employee<br />
engaged on glass and glazing work.<br />
(ii) An employer must reimburse an employee engaged on<br />
stonemasonry work for the cost of an x-ray for silicosis once in<br />
each period of six months, if the employee so requires. Such an xray<br />
may be taken during working hours and count as time worked.<br />
(iii) When an employer requires an employee to wear spectacles with<br />
toughened glass lenses, the employer must pay for the cost of the<br />
toughening process.<br />
(d) Compensation for clothing and tools<br />
<strong>Joinery</strong> & <strong>Building</strong> <strong>Trades</strong> <strong>Award</strong> <strong>2010</strong><br />
(i) An employee whose clothes, spectacles, hearing aids or tools have<br />
been accidentally spoilt by acid, sulphur or other deleterious<br />
substances must be paid compensation by the employer to the<br />
extent necessary to cover the loss.<br />
(ii) An employee must be reimbursed by the employer to a maximum<br />
of $1495.00 for the loss of tools or clothes, by fire or breaking<br />
and entering, which were securely stored at the employer’s<br />
direction in a room or building on the employer’s premises, job or<br />
workshop or in a lock-up or if the tools are accidentally lost over<br />
water or if the tools are lost or stolen during an employee’s<br />
absence after leaving the job because of injury or illness. Such<br />
reimbursement is subject to the following:<br />
an employee transporting their own tools must take all<br />
reasonable care to protect those tools and prevent loss or theft;<br />
only tools used by the employee in the course of employment<br />
are covered;<br />
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